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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

| sonxnas gota woui1 BE- cns1 for thnssl
Ara fneB afEN&A shas uholnanms lava
/ w0ald grass onR asmsufe buokaf Do
thsy wAnf drnnkennans, vice and mox-
ascniszn 10 ran fampAntf Do thsy
wsns woman put back cna hnndfea
yeafsf 10 they sans al eur femals
azthefa. dec1orA. la9feEs and peofss-
sars % - back inta ne kitchen. never
o leave Il; In : Berd, Do they know
shak they ara talking shout No. tkeg
Do Tot. No one bnt . lnu-mindod,
bru1tsh. sensual Gzmms objects 20 Il,
washer be be Senator o. editor. No
mAH hads any ohisesien 70 Il. II ik il
uFo1R for yonr wife, mother. sister o.
daafhtsr % 30 quizfly and EpeAk her
ehosoe f0F Der r1iexs. i b uFonR also
for man 1o1 hsd better oniRrHte -
soDs Russian colony and live under a.
aatoc<81.- 1hs man that objects 10 his
m0theR hAviR0 the ballet 10 nos worthy
ths name Of American aifiKsn.n
The Declafafion of fndependence says
All men are bora free and equal en-
dowed VITA" efo. Do thsy mean %
say that women are not born vita the
sane rightsf in tue early settlements Of
this oosntrF. 3 parcel 81 men eol %
Rether and passed q resolution saying
TIE lana roand about belongs 20 Tho
saints Of God; and then pasaed another
Restitution, that they were the saints Of
Gad. Do yon find On record, anywhere,
that IN passing tbs ia1 that no one
should vote but men, that wemen had q
voice IN pas-inz B1ch an infamous lao.
ot that she was even consulted about itg
No. They passed tie Law like the sainis
qnOted. all BY themselves. in their cops
or arrogance. I do not care which
horn yea taxa. But 10 deny 10 woman
Der equal rights il to say 10 your mother,
You may mare me. take care Of me 10
my babyhood, but you must not speak
your choice Who SOC wish 70 administsr
the laws Of our oounfry for your prcteo-
ton. safety OF guidance. You may know
eno1gh 70 bring us into life, and sankle |
as ct your loving breast; watch, worry
and pray over rs Ia sickness and ID /
hezlth, but 10 express an opinion, yoa
do not know enough.
Sisters. mothers, how long do YOU pro- |
pose 20 bow down to slaveryf
Through ages thou hast slept
In chains and night;
Arouse nov, mothers.
Nindioate your right.
Respectfully,
MRs. n. e KKNwonTHY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

IL camDbell. u Psrt Blaksly. "a
70 the city yesssrday.
MsR Kafe kswsn b sonfned 20 be-
hcms vita brain fseer.
j. DR.. Joan p. Bsar5sIey. af Tacoma
speH1 Sunday IN Ses1eIs-
A. 3es3rea and aife. william DaiF
9osep1 p. ConBsy and g. Z Esssg. q
AaeoMss are "a tne Bransw1ek.
Joseph Alsxandsx. Of san Fsaneisos;
DEAN Simonds. o. Oakland; J. Wilson,
q Chehalis. aad Mrs 3. d. Coun:ck, Of
stsiisso0m. are - the Ooaidental.
T.G. NiekIin, Of tie Whsteom RsusffEs,
= - pressnt 10 Seattle. He nan iease6
Bis interest 10 ths paper % his psrtner.
1nd uill spsnd The summer Ia improF-
lna bis homestssd 81 E,oksaek Cross
ina.
Mrs. websser. Wits % Lssutsaans
webster. Assistants Paymasfaf q. 4. n.
vito bas been visiting her brit er. Gap
tain Webster. of Forf ccnar O. Alsue, VII
arrise 10 Sestfla this esssing "a spend =
month With her sister, Mrs. Colonel G..
q. Lyon.
A. Richardson aud wife ~ victoFfa.
d. Z. MuiliRan ~ Sal Franchises. :.
Fonnsain Of White Rfvsr. w. w. Cook
Of 81 L1uis. Otto Klaeman Of Portland.
The0. Price and wife Of Pnisadelphia.
John n. Green Of White River. aid r
o. Hewiand Of Rentos, are a the Ar.
lincton-
Edward Cardinal of Black Diausud,
A. A. Fisk Of Snoqualmle. Thos. B9r-
dss1F Of Soelt n. Charies Osnsnsr Of
Olympia, Y. Osasland aud wife Of Port
land j. w. Wilson. wife aud twa child.
req OF Colorado. and Sossph Butcher
and two boys Of lows. are 50 the New
RuRland.
Mrs. Hnehes o. Portland, L. p
Palmer Of Neah Bay. @. n. Bsmes OF
Dakota. W. N. Dawes, Miss ". II.
Thomas. Miss n. Halhrink ard II. En
mis- Of Black Diamond. J. n Fitzgerald
Of Woo5enviIis. Mrs. Lou Jordan Of
Snohomish. j. @. Jones and Mra- Lewis
and daughter Of Carbon sds, r n Pal
SON 81 Gamble, and Chas. n. Bolton
Of Olympia. are at the Brunswick.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

Oar Olympia correspondent furnishes
the following facts concerning the ap-
plicatioa Of Geo. II. Miller for admis-
sien to bail.
In the application made 10 the So
preme Court last Friday By George H.
Miller 70 BE- admitted 70 bail 90 habeas
oorpas. two important questions were
raised.
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald raised
the obisct.on that 90 much Of section
eos Of COR code, under which she court
lissasd the writ, vas IN oonfFaventioa OF
the organic act Of this Territory, which
limits, - be 0lsimed, tie Jurisdiction
Of our Supreme CoaEs 90 appellate pro
ooadinRs, that our Supreme Court had
original jurisdiction 70 issue the writ
1912 Of the Revised Statutes Of the
United States.
Tue sapFeme CouFt-all ths judges
slttinq--ssked % hear the argument on
Jurisdiction dr5t. Friday afternoon
vas epent IN arguing this part Of Oh !.
case, Ronald maintaining the Court
haa no iaFisdietion. and Metealf.
opposing. The OouFt, after refiF
inR 20 confer, retained and announced,
through she Chief Justice, that theV had
net come 30 "a agreement upsn the
qaostioa Of jurisdiction. but would nov
proosed 10 ksaF toe application upon its
merits, aud require ceanssl TO present
20 the Court further authority upon the
question Of jurisdiction.
Mr. Motc Alfe, for tbs prisoner, con-
sumed the ah0le OF Saturday forenoon
10 presenting his sids OF the case. ar
Ruine that ths failure OF the last iary
10 agree vas evidence Of innoosnoe,
aud that she proof against Miller vas
nos positive, nor the presumption great,
Of bis gait. The four judges OF the
Supreme Oourt, without hearing aFsu
ment from she Prosecuting Attorney on
this branch Of the case, decided that no
suffieient showing was made that tue
proof vas not evident OF the p1esump-
tion not great, and that, while they
could not decide upon the jurisdiction
70 issue the writ. we're satisfied that
/ from the showing on the merits the pc
tition could not be granted. and the
prisoner was remanded, Jastios Hoyt
rendering the opinion.
The following Is the order Of the
Court:
"In the SupFsms court OF Washing
ten Territory; January term. 1881 10
the matter OF the application OF Gorge
/ II. Muller for z wFit Of hqbeas corpus. 10
| be admitted 10 bail.
"Aud nov. upOn this 29.h dag Of jan
uary, 1851. this matter coaiing on for,
anal heagiag before the SnpFems Court
and argument being made BY counsel
]. B. Meseslfe. Esq for pstitioneF, and
J. II. Ronald, Prosecuting Attorney, fns
toe Tegritogy--an tue C0urt being
fnily advised upon the Law IN the prem.
ises, Il Is noe ordered. considered and
/ diadged that no sufficient cause has
been snawn for granting said petition,
aud the aaune IL therefore denied, and
the pFssrner Feaianded 10 the custody OF
the SheFin Of King CoHnts.s
Il 10 andeF TODD that judges Greene
aud rurosF we're ag asnat the iarisdio.
ton Of the Court, aud Iadges Hoyt and
LangfoF1 for the Jurisdiction.
l 4. rfs.haf. $4,000 = ttma ~ *
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

Decision N FAyoE OF TIE PEoPLE-
In the ease Of The Northern P4oiAo
Railroad Conpny "a. tbs Territory
the Suprsme Court affirmed the deois-
ION % tue eourf below. that the railroad
eospapy shall furnish . depot and
otner facilities for the Transaction Of
business a Yakima City. The opinion
vas delivered By Jnstioe HoYt. who. u
closing. says. Upon general princi.
ples. then. Il vas tue anty of the rail.
Rad comcAny 20 have furnished the re
aaiFed facilities Al Yakima City. and ~
fSiiurn 10 do % vas a moral and LEGAL
wrong. We tnf0k TIE eoatl
belsu committed no egrcF. ard u IL
loSs thai she iadRmeut Dasl Be afhrm
Cd with casts, and the cause Femaaded
for further prsosediaes. and it is -
or3ereda
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01
TAcomA NEWS
Regular correspondents Pcsr-IxrELLr-
0xNcKRl

=
0xAcKR
vaFioos reports come in from the
front IN regard to the severe storm OF
Sunday morninR. One Of the men who
vas IN Hunts camp. No. 1. at the time,
Ia speaking Of the storm. said: "The
storm broke upon rs about o'clock
Sunday morning; bul a. We we're down
IN the Rally ne did not Notice it much
until the trees beRsp falling in every
direction, and during the merit three
hsuFs ne less than thirty men were
either killed or woandet bT the trees
falling on the eabins.n The List Of
gounded includes four white men, who
we're bro1Qht here yesterday and placed
10 the Fannie Pad 1ock Hospit u. Their
names are ~ follows: Fitzgerald, Black,
Cooper. one ankns wn, and seventeen
Cinnamon. some of whom we're taken
to Portland, and ten Chinese killed.
The Thompson Opera Company
stopped here on Snaday evening on
their way TO Victoria, and on their re-
tuFn trip will perform here two nights
early next week.
Professor Mllliken will give a grand
ball AZ the @. A. 4. Hall tonight for the
benefit Of two inmates Of the Puget
Sound Hospital.
The school fluid appoFtioBment for
Pierce county for tue term ending
Masch 3lss is $s7l5.
Last evening II sssra. W. A. Schultz,
Ohas. e. Uhlman, Todd, LoemasteF,
PerFioeton, and others, vent to Seattle
70 attend q meeting held there for the
purpose Of org anizing Butchers' Uuion.
Rumor says that Tacoma II TO have
extensive Rolling Mills soon.
The aggregate amount Of real estate
transfers in Pierce county daring the
meath Of January according % dasds
fled With the County Auditor is ISL $40
10 the city Of Tacoma, $27. 424. In the
county outside Of city Of Tacoma. $24,-
Oe6.
Z. E. Ellis arrived last night from
Victoria TO take tbs position Of local
agent for the Canadian Pacific.
w. O. Andres, Of Minneapolis, MINI.
IL stopptnR at the Tacoma.
NJ. y. s. Howell. Who has been siek
for several days past, Is again able 10
attend to business.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

Men prsts Abaas womAn Suffrage
fFem the standpoins Of ahe old BaFons
Of the Feudal sgss. They have no more
caneertian Of the subisct than q viid
ROitsnfot. Ttsy think Il wisdom %
follov 9 popular CRY, without civ % Il
the hearing lie magnitude entities Il 20.
The greed Of politics. place. poser, and
time serving Sycopha1ts. bend the
cripple knee. that thrift might fol
low fawninG.~ Expressions ara heard
aatsRonisiic 10 the cause. without civ
ing any reasons. Tie real ohisctioas
urged agAinst IL come fF0m those Who
fear the,liQht coming from woman They
xfsh 10 keep her YET N the dark, IN
slavery, in chains, 3 pisything fer man.
They objecs 20 her rfse, - throw the
shackIes from her IiuhN. 10 take her
plsne Am0nQ the rulers OF the earth, for
without her zen voald not have many
ralerA. or at least there wcaid Be Q sus-
pensaot Of tie racs. without gong int
anx ArVu1enf IN referenea 70 tue datv,
rizhss and privilege Of samaH tvbieh
ue are prepared 20 De II necesaAryl. Il
uo1ld be as veil far the sppouents
20 shis Questtnn 20 gfxe . little
theaeht. ssndy and invesiRatinn 70 4
before hAasy and Ia advised eandEnsBa-
fion Of what they know notAiDR about,
lie merits OF asweFsta. II wlli coune 90
ne grsns. iiks TIE slavery question. and
I u sfii - . ttied o. tns 1srs of Con
eresa Are tie opposErs 81 e afraid oi
tks wumen "a the erasnd Of tsnper'
anes. sAazttsy, morality and TIE Cars
tan yiFt1ssg Are thsg afraid TIA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01
RKAI ESTATE.

The following deeds we're iled in the
Aaditor's Ofics for record yesterday:
Nicholas n. Brassn and wife 10 Anna
De(araa, loss 7, 8. Q. 10. II aud u. block
3. The Grown addition, $500.
A Dsnay 20 Ada W. Anderson. the
eastsfls sxi9O feet Of lots 5 and s,
block %. @. q. reFFy's second addition.
e5l6 CO
Wa. II. HAlpin and wife 20 Jalius
Horton, 9ot acres In the L n. Oollins
donation claim on DuWAmish river, 500.
ChRs. +. Terry 10 rhoa. Clancy. lots
and 2, block 4. Terry's 9th addition;
also t0xia0 feet OF los 3. block :, same
addition, el20o
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

TIE committee whose names are at
.Ashsd, presented the following rsso.
latiOss 10 the Seattle Ministerial As
soeiasion Al their REGULAR weekly meet.
ina JAA. Slss. 1887. They we're adopted
unanimously.
WHKRKAs. an article recently appear
lnR 10 the Posr-ixrE1xIoKscRR might
he'd persons 10 suppose thai pastors OF
Ne churches Of this city expect re
naheFAti0n for funeral servicesi there
lore
Resolved, That we desire especially -
empAAaiae our willingness to attend
sach services. not only Of our churches
md Congregations, bot also Of the poor
Ana stranger, ~ men Of Christ, ceaiFinR,
liee Him, 10 sympathiKs viii the sor
iontng and 10 aid the needy, 10 the
day o. their distress. ID. ]. PTKRcn,
O. d. DAVIS,
IA. l.. Bars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

C1nsrxa "a sIoS -Oa 1sxt Monday
che Beard Of counsy Commissioners.
eonssatina % Messrs. Van Dorsn. Law
ION asa FeFrieo. Utll ct fer she paf-
pass Of ssosine 10 il bassusss. prepare
tory b. tasning tie Affairs es tee coacty
over % their saseeaSsrs. There = coa-
siderab,s unAaisoed b1et1eNs - b 80
tied AZ. and ne Bo4rd uia pxebably b
IN seasfan 4 veral monshA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01
N0TICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ bids viii b. received oy the undeF-
signed. Glerk OF the City OF Seaftie ~
his ofics In ths City HaLl. on o. before
Friday, Fehrusy tth fssT. ~ Z o'clock p.
m fer doiBg the CITY printing from and
after the acceptsHce Of said q until the
la day OF eepfeDbsr, is.
The city reserves the right 20 reject any
and ali bids-
Dated January = Iss7-
10 W z. FoRRRST. Clerk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

D. & Judkins. the Secon street Pho
tsgrapheF, has sufficiently recovered bis
health to attend to business again, and
will be glad to see b 8 friends az his gal
lery. The usual good quality OF work
guaranteed. ia7im
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

a desirable Farm on
Lake Washington, COM
tanning Ic0 acres; 60
acres cleared; two large
Orchards; exceIIen {
Buildings /; two Houses
and three Barns /; Farm
Ing implements; i6head
Cattle ; two Horses. APP
ply 90 Ia26 I'm
CSC. q. KITTIMcgR-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

MRs. MooER, dFessmaker, IL agent for
the celebrated Mcdowell Garment
Drafting Machine, the Bates health
waists. the patent folding hustle, and
the Williamson health corset. DEE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

Lo0z LcsF.-whiis the steamer Clara
RroEn was towing . large boom Of
eedxE los troW 0sympia. Sunday, the
raft became a6manaeeahle In the Mar
rows. abcge Point Deaanee. aad ucnt to
pzeees and the lnSs are noe strewu alnnR
the bsaek for miles. The steamer eaDe
% seAttie yesterday 10 80 absgi aeatine
. eruw % 20 and sndsavsr 70 PICK up
he inaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

Ladies' wishing beautifully fitting cor
sets which give ease and comfort 70 the
wearer, can be accommodated By leav-
ing orders and measurement al Mns.
MooKR's dressmaking establishment, on
second street opposite d. 8. Church. de2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

The Western Queen Savon Is mana
featured emily by the Seattle Soap 90.
No better soap made, try Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01
WITH0uT Al R0URr

Medical Lake Salt possesses greater
curative properties than any ether
known remedy. Il positively cures
RHKuMArrsM, NEURALGIA.
OArABRH, Skin DISEASES,
DxsPKPsIA, PMS.
fooTR ACHE, Ere. Ere.
We will refund the money wherever it
fails TO perform all It claims 10 do.
Trial packages free. 300 doses for 81.
jal6 Ina g. KxLLo0G 4 Co, Agents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

The CENTEMERT" 10 the most pop
nlar kid glove in America, Sl.l5 for Eve
buttons. $3.50 for eight 6attons. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for ht and dura.
bility are unexcslled. The above are re-;
tail prices (the glove Is not sold at whois-
sale1 az SCHWABAOHER BROS. deI2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

Man OvKRBoARD.-Yesserday morninl
on the city dock Mr.. johnson, an en-,
plO5e Of the O. q P. 5. 3. E., With.
throwing q heaving line 10 man on {
boom Of logs, lest bic balance and fell
into the bag. Mr.. Johnsen swan 10 1
pile and held on until assistance arrivs d
which, BY the way was nearly Is min,
utes. Great credit is due Commodors
Garrison who, while enjoying q nap q.
the oeal Office. vas suddenly aroused,
and his 1.-THE form giided down the rail-.
road dock 81 10 second gait, and
throaah his heroic effsrts Mr.. johnson
vas saved from 9 watery grave.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

Try the Wes ern Queen Ssvon. Il is
thoroughly good soap. Ask your gro
Ger for Il
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

10. q yard, 4 ioa Of all silk ribbens.
soune 81 them are slightly dama0 q. 10.
cash. CEIESrxa CLKAKY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

n. Il K. GorTsTKIz, sole agents Of the
J. y. Gutter whisky. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

fRs Lass FISHERMAN CAsE.-So0e
I've years ago the Lsne Fisherman uas
eized By The Customs authorities on q
eessee % having carried smugeled
spsam from Victoria 20 Seattle. The
- vas tried aad The steamer con
esane9 aud otderered sold. Previous
= Via. however. beads we're given and
~ steamer released. When TIE u ~.
ssameni eol = verdict IL attempted 10
sscafsF she appraised value o. the
slsAmsE from the bondsmen, when the
49, vss appealed 20 the Supreme
seast, Al the beginning Of the present
.si@ q TIE Sapreme Coarf, q. n. Han
seta. $50, vho oondncted the case IN
.ee Uoaft eelos for the Government,
"a : notion that the appeal BE- dis
-.s@aa That motion wlll GONE up for
e@ens this week and Mr.. Hartford
~ ~ 10 Olympia to make the arga.
@sat Toe the Govern neat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

9seHr ewen, . Geaar m1ges EMrmsex,
miaws hts mead "a VIVA nMsaGmnL
shsria MeGfnw ard Corun4r Dawnuu
psrs Eosiaed yesterday naeznine that 4
nsn named Osssr OWen. lsssue an I
rsnch sk-oaf thFse niles asose tie Ne
osllssisF coal minss, kad eammiffsd
sasoids daring Saturday night Tnnss
sfat - immediAtsIy TOOK he Srzin and
hastsDsd 70 the scene 81 tie tragedy.
They describes The scene upou suterina
The cabin - aiokenfne IL tbs extresne.
In1re 90 fads bed tay tee dead mas,
via TIE Whole opDef part Of lis head
and face a0ns, and bic brains ec4fs<ree
all over WAiis and ceiling. Is seems hns
some tire dun19 69tnrd4y niRht IL
had loaded 40 bis doubis baTFe1ed shet
Runs and FEsiing tbs stoek on thn noor.
st d0Mn on the edge Of bis bsd. leansa
ioruaEd uafil his forehead rested 90
tns mnzxfe 81 the Gu1 ea1 discharged
u. lbs 2 wdsr and snot tors tne snfifs
lop Of tbs lad "a. and dszfh resaltsd
Instantly. The remains ueFa br0aRht
20 fhis cry for inter meat. Oscar ORun
was naan aboul 42yesF Of aee. seven
years ago be took np l60 acres Of land
W Mapis Valley, about Ihfss maiss fron
McCaiiistsf, ~ which be hsa since re-
sided. de has never proved ~ on the
place. althoaRh be had nosise from soc
Land Oidse that be eouid do 50 n be
chose His nsiRhboEs state that NJ %
thEes gssFs aRo ne was quite neiahb0Fly,
bGt since that Time be mss grown mo-
ross, sallen and snapisious- He lived
by himseif In q wrsiohad es0in, and
when hts neiGhDors would Il 70 zee
nifn be 9eald show them no hospitality,
oftentiass refusing 70 speak 70 them.
Lstien 10 bis possession sh0w that be
mas q brother Hiram AZ Spirif Lsks.
Iosa 3 brother James 10 Ogden, Utah;
md widowed sister residing IN FAIR
pisy. Georgia. His FriAttves will be
notified Of the affair. and they will
doubtless take steps 20 prove up on the
homestead, as IL v worth from SO 20
SO per acre. He had no STOCK Of bis
Own. bat derived . revenue from bis
place by feeding us neighosFs' cattle
aud horses. He left no m. ssses that
coaid be found stating the reasons
which led him 20 destroy bis own life.
a5nn0 wmrfh Of dry oosnAa eliohffv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

DANkoED A LKrrLE on THE Kpcz With
Oh, a los % Rlsck ArDSsE siik border,
Is inches vide. al IS quality - NS4a
CHNsTEn C1zsnI.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

5000 wsFsh Of dry goods slightly
damaged BY oil on the ateamer Elder.
We have s-ttled With the p. q. ). 8.
Company and od-r the same ~ 500. gu
tue dollar, the goods are very little DAM
aged, sons Of them II 81 all. II 700
need dry goods OF any d. scripti0n 10
will pay you 10 see them.
CHEsrEn CLEAHx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

1919. Slightly damaged BY oil, q
line Of IS inch heavy serRes. 14jkc.
CHxsTKR OLKARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

ef1assalFs ARRIVED. - Toe Oregon
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

ness-o N. Van porsn, the whits
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

ss..ss haeas, carssta sextus, napkins.
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pafRAina. CKMzxHA CExAnT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

15S. q pair, q lot Of missss wool hose q
little damaged by oil. OzEsTER CLKAnx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01

So. Slightly damaged. line of l5c.
and zoe. half wool dress goods. plain
and plAid, IS. CHKsrHR CLRARr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-01
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Remnants.
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